What did you smoke today (NC) II

After some searching and digging,(Thanks Again), I found that Cuba Libra that was calling.My wife has gotten spoiled with the pipe tobacco's and kicked me out, not of the house just the back room.My living room now has that Wonderful aroma of a cigar lounge. I liked that stick and look forward to burning up the rest, even if I have to go stand in the rain.

2012 Padron Churchill.

Like a tasty beaujolais, served in a tin cup. Underfilled and construction is barely adequate, below the quality of the leaf and the reputation of the brand. I'm not fighting it yet but the poor flag may become a problem. La Gloria Series R is comparable in taste, smoother and less coarse (coarse isn't a bad thing) but the construction makes it a joy to smoke.

Lp9dc

First go at a CAO tonight, paired with a little Glenfiddish 12. Really enjoying the scotch, the cigar may need a little more time in the wineador for the remainder of the 5 pack but not too bad as it is.

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I can't believe it's December. It's 58F and it's very comfortable sitting outside, so I'm smoking something special. :stogie:

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MUWAT Nightcrawler

@NeverBend , I definitely agree with you on Serie R. Never had one I didn't enjoy greatly.

Just smoked a cheap Maduro (forgot the brand) with some Casa Noble tequila. Really nice pair. Will have to explore blanco tequila with more maduros...

Southern Draw Firethorn...6.5x60 May have said this before,and if that's the case, it certainly deserves the resaying...the maker claims a Perfect Draw, every time...and delivers on that promise. Construction right there with the best,once lit,and lighting is easy as can be all you've to do is enjoy the fine cigar.This is the largest ring gauge of the Firethorn cigars,there are no soft spots nor the slightest hint of an uneven burn at any point.This was the last of the group George Bowman sent me.Time to hunt some more of them down.Thanks Geo.


Edit: Late posting. This was a Sunday afternoon smoke.

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Originally Posted by allusred

Southern Draw Firethorn...6.5x60 May have said this before,and if that's the case, it certainly deserves the resaying...the maker claims a Perfect Draw, every time...and delivers on that promise. Construction right there with the best,once lit,and lighting is easy as can be all you've to do is enjoy the fine cigar.This is the largest ring gauge of the Firethorn cigars,there are no soft spots nor the slightest hint of an uneven burn at any point.This was the last of the group George Bowman sent me.Time to hunt some more of them down.Thanks Geo.


Edit: Late posting. This was a Sunday afternoon smoke.

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And it lasted how long? Or you still Drawing on it today? Lol

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With thanks...


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